St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-20

Friday evening About one hundred and
twenty couples were present, and the affair
wis the most enjoyable In the annals of the
lodge A quartette sang several songs, and 4
choice instrumental programme was given.
The Legion gave q dress drill, goiD2 through the
various evolutions in highly creditable
manner. Short speeches were made br Grand
Command er o. II. Comfort, of St. Paul, Past
Grand E. H. Stevens and f. Fl. Foster. OF
Chicago. Commander o. II. Peterson con-
Quoted the drill and proved himself a most
excellent drillmastcr. After the speeches
dancing Afforded amusement until a late hour.
An the CaledouianS and their friends at
tended the clubs social at Curtiss hall Tues
day evening. Standing room was ut pre-
MUM during the rendition of the programme,
which was given exactly as announced, Pres
ident No!thrup spoke in his happiest vein,
and his remarks were highly appreciated. He
spoke of Scottish traits and of the beneficial
results attending such organizations ut the
Caledoniun club. The musical numbers were
well received and the entertainment was a
complete success. On account of the great
crowd dancing was not very pleasant during
the first numbers, but later in the evening
the dancers found nothing to mar their pleas
ure.
The entertainment given by the Womens
Relief corps of George H. Morgan post, G. A.
r., Friday evening was Il success in every
particular. Several excellent musical selec-
lions were rendered, n banjo duet giving the
most satisfaction. Commander Mortimer. of
the post, made brief address and Mrs.
William Lubdell read a carefully prepared
report of the work of the relief committee, of
which she is president. Afterwards a sub
stautial supper consisting of brown bread
and baked beans, cold meats, assorted cake
and coffee, was served.
MIR. and Mrs. Tilton entertained number
of friends very pleasantly Thursday evening.
at their home, 93l Nicollet avenue. Mr.. and
establishing q
tation for the unique charm of their enter
tainmentS Their friends are always Snre of
a delightful evening at their house, 'and the
ADJUSTMENTS provided by the gifted hostess
are quite out of the ordinary.
The entertainment given i. Bennett semi
nary Friday evening was an enjoyable event.
large number of patrons and friends of the
school was present, and after an interesting
musical programme had been acceptaby
rendered by the students. the members of the
faculty held q reception in the ,parlors, thus
happily rounding out pleasant evening.
The incorporates of the Manhattan Social
club adopted constitution and bylaws last
Monday evening. The club will hold social
meetings once month, and business meet
ings twice a year. The temporary officers
were made permanent.
The Minneapolis lodge B. P. o. Elks is
making elaborate preparations for social
session this evening, the occasion OF the first
use and dedication Of their new and elegantly
furnished hall over Hoftlin's drug store.
The young gentlemen of the Bloomington
Avenue Presbyterian church gave an oyster
supper in the church parlors Tuesday even
ing, the proceeds of which will buy books for
the Sunday school library.
On Monday evening last Mrs. Townsend
1915 Clinton avenue, gave very pleasant
daEcing party as Il surprise for her daughter.
Twelve couples were present and the event
was highly enjoyable.
A tea party was given at the Y. M. G. A.
parlorS Monday evening in honor of the new
members of that organization, over hun
dred having been added to the membership
since Feb. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Page, 1927 Ninth street
southeast, gave very pleasant party Tues
day evening, which was attended by about
thirty-fve of their friends.
Miss Fannie Hagan gave an enjoyable party
to number of her university friends Wednes-
day evening at her home, 1913 Sixth street
southeast
Mrs. W. H. Cooper, 1902 Fourth avenue
south, enjoyed the presence of about thirty
six of her friends Wednesday evening.
DIR. McCudy. president of Manchester col
lege, gave reception at his residence, in
Manchester Park last evening.
Miss Jones entertained few friends de-
lightfully at her rooms in the Kenyon block
Thursday evening.
Mrs. George Eastman entertained about
Twenty-Five laQy IrlenQS elegantly at o CLOCK
lunch Wednesday.
Mrs. W. S. Waldron, 2O2 Fourth street
north, entertained about twenty-five friends
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Cavalry gave a progressive euchre
party Monday evening at her home, 2013 Port
land avenue.
Mrs. w. A. Moore entertained few friends
at tea Friday evening ut her home, 9O2 South
Seventh street.
Mrs. Adams, 1872 Fifth street southeast,
entertained few friends at tea Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. E. W. Aldrich, 11l6 Chestnut avenue,
was hostess to very pleasant party Friday
evening
Mrs. J. S. Couehlin, SIS South Eighth street,
entertained number of friends Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Sherburne, ~ Twelfth street north,
entertained company Wednesday evening.
Miss Pierce, IS Ninth street south, enter
tanned a few friends Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Adams, 1907 Fourth street southeast,
gave small tea party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Goebel entertained few friends at her
home, $50 South Fifth street.
Mrs. Farr entertained the Band of Hope at
her store Tuesday eyaninr